One of the other reasons I wanted to get a large configureable surface was to have a close to real sized virtual autoharp set up. I have a history of this: I wrote such a thing for the Commodore Amiga called LYR back in the 80s (here's a link to an EMI article I wrote in1994 with many of my software instruments). I improved on LYR decades later with my iPad app Polyharp (PolyHarp.com). And so, here are some videos showing how I put together a simulation using a webapp running in Chrome.
Henry Lowengard
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One of the other reasons I wanted to get a large configureable surface was to have a close to real sized virtual autoharp set up. I have a history of this: I wrote such a thing for the Commodore Amiga called LYR back in the 80s (here's a link to an EMI article I wrote in1994 with many of my software instruments). I improved on LYR decades later with my iPad app Polyharp (PolyHarp.com). And so, here are some videos showing how I put together a simulation using a webapp running in Chrome.
Oh, you want to try it your self? As always, it's under active development, no guarantees, but here is the webapp:
https://arty.fish/MIDI/autoharp.html
and the template is attached.
Just plug in the Erae, find a nice MIDI synth to drive with it , and connect the ports using the webapp.